Maturation of evoked potentials and visual preference in 6–45-day-old infants: Effects of check size, visual acuity, and refractive errorMaturation des potentiels évoqués et de la préférence visuelle chez des enfants âgés de 6 à 45 jours: effets de la taille du damier, de l'acuité visuelle et de l'erreur par réfraction☆
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This research was supported by funds received from the National Science Foundation under Grant GB-8053. Portions of the data presented in this paper were presented in Harter et al., 1976.
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Appreciation is expressed to Lenin Salmon for his help in the collection and analyses of portions of the data reported here, and to Dr. Martha K. Sharpless and Nurses Carol Femrite and Gay Jackson for their help in the care and supervision of the infants
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